Boxster invasion

Previous poster said:

Quote: Originally posted by 911Silverback on 19 March 2006

Just checked out the latest forum postings on the home page, and for some reason there are at least 4, 5 now with this thread regarding Boxsters, i would of thought 911 uk may ring some bells boys and girls.

And quotes from these people like dont you think a boxster cab looks better than a 911 dont you agree? is starting to p*** me off

Dont get me wrong i have high respect for these cars but anyone seriously going to spend 18-25K on one of these do yourself a fav and get a proper Porsche a 911. If you find the right one you will not regret it.

...rob



hey rob, chill man,

where would we be without hairdressers

And anyway, we dont want everyone driving 911's now do we, we wouldnt have anyone to pick on.

I am not even going to get in to the damn dabate, cos it aint worth it.

I am a 911 man, through and through.

If you want a hoxter you just as well buy an Audi TT for half the price.

Daa

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Previous poster said:

Quote: Originally posted by Rodders on 19 March 2006
if he's a buddy of Dangerman(i know impossible as he's obviously a billy-no-mates)..............it would be invasion of the muppets

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Previous poster said:

Quote: Originally posted by Rodders on 19 March 2006

funnily enough i was looking at going for either a 987S or Cayman til i listened to wise words from a 996 C4S owner,he went along the lines of,......"as much as the Boxster/Cayman are accomplished vehicles when you look in your garage which would you prefer £40k+ of new (non-911)Porker or an iconic 911 sitting there?".........and right enough the 911(be it 3.2/964/993/996/997) is the car that if finances allow you must at least have had in your motoring lifetime :wink:


Errrrrr, £40k+ of new (non-911) Porker myself.



What you call iconic i call old and since Porsche are such slack designers (not that i think they should change anything), you get pretty much the same look with a new non 911 anyway.



And whats more if you believe what some chowder heads on here will tell you, if you're really that interested in performance that a Boxster was not quick enough for you, you should forget 911 altogether and buy an M3. :?

LOL. ANOTHER COMPLAINT THREAD FROM THE 911 HAPPY CREW!!!!

"My 911 doesn't hold the road well enough, other cars see me as a target and vicitimise me, the wrong people are on the forum, i let my wife down again...blah, blah, blah....". Try yelling at a cloud to relieve your tension.

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Previous poster said:

Quote: Originally posted by Sundeep on 19 March 2006

dangermoose, what are you talking about ??

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Previous poster said:

Quote: Originally posted by DangerMan on 19 March 2006

Previous poster said:

Quote: Originally posted by Rodders on 19 March 2006

funnily enough i was looking at going for either a 987S or Cayman til i listened to wise words from a 996 C4S owner,he went along the lines of,......"as much as the Boxster/Cayman are accomplished vehicles when you look in your garage which would you prefer £40k+ of new (non-911)Porker or an iconic 911 sitting there?".........and right enough the 911(be it 3.2/964/993/996/997) is the car that if finances allow you must at least have had in your motoring lifetime :wink:


Errrrrr, £40k+ of new (non-911) Porker myself.



What you call iconic i call old and since Porsche are such slack designers (not that i think they should change anything), you get pretty much the same look with a new non 911 anyway.



And whats more if you believe what some chowder heads on here will tell you, if you're really that interested in performance that a Boxster was not quick enough for you, you should forget 911 altogether and buy an M3. :?

LOL. ANOTHER COMPLAINT THREAD FROM THE 911 HAPPY CREW!!!!

My 911 doesn't hold the road well enough, other cars see me as a target and vicitimise me, the wrong people are on the forum, i let my wife down again...blah, blah, blah. Try yelling at a cloud to relieve your tension.

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